you next fox news sunday. >> the desperate search for a missing ten month old baby, the family trying anything to find her, even reaching out to nascar fans. i'm harris falkner, this is the fox report. new subpoenas about to come and could reach the top of our nation's justice department. congress pushing to learn the truth. who knew what and when about fast and furious, a failed gun operation run by the u.s. government that put weapons in the hands of criminals. >> how on earth could our own government facilitate 2000 guns, they gave them to the most violent criminals in north america, the mexican drug cartels. >> harris: plus, dramatic video of a violent robbery. one of the masked suspects

opened foo fire at point blank range until one clerk takes the law into his own hands. a former beatle, and an american heiress meeting at the altar and sir paul mccartney takes the bride. day five in the search of a missing baby in missouri. lisa irwin's family reaching out to tens of thousands of nascar fans, hoping to spur the effort to bring the baby home. lisa's aunts during a nascar sprint cup race and the family organizing a reward for any new information. lisa ten months old seen last monday night when her mother put her to sleep in her crib. so many reports coming in since tuesday morning when lisa's father came home from work and found her missing. neighbors received more than 250 tips, followed several leads, but turning up nothing. but in kansas city they're hold on to hope.

there are a lot of people hustling around and i'm sure there's frustration, but like i said, i came from the command post and there are though plans to shut it down and chasing things as they come down and we're going to keep trying. >> gave days in, julie banderas has the latest in the news room. >> this community is holding on to hope and prayer and authorities in kansas city police focus their investigation on the family's neighborhood and more specifically, the parent's yard. today, detectives were seen trying to recreate the alleged kidnapping scene much like a scene on csi. and crime scene investigators were scene scouring the front and back yard, as well as inside the home. police say they weren't responding to a specific tip, but collected more evidence in hopes of turning up new clues. >> when the metal detectors were out here yesterday, they were in the area behind the house and property, and we didn't do the back yard. the family today reconsented so we're going to try the back yard because we haven't. >> today was also the first

time lisa's parents debby bradley and jeremy irwin met with detectives since thursday evening. police said they were no longer cooperating with detectives. the parents denied this and instead said police told her she failed a lie detector test and have accused bradley of being responsible for her daughter's disappearance. the couple says they have undergone hours and hours of interrogation. and grown very weary of answering the same questions over and over again. the family members insist, neither would be responsible for their daughter's disappearance, when the baby's father volunteered to take a lie detector test, he was told by police, it wasn't necessary. >> we just want her back. we need her back. she needs to be home with us, we miss her and we love her. and if they can just drop her off. >> anywhere, a fire department, a hospital, a police station, and just come

in there leave her there and go. we just, we want her home. >> according to local reports, debra bradley is legally married to the father of her first child and police haven't questioned him. they still have no suspects in the case. >> harris: julie, thank you. lawmakers taking new action in the fast and furious investigation with a plan to subpoena top justice officials this coming week. once again they're going after attorney general eric holder for the truth, specifically, exactly what and when holder knew about the government's gun smuggling program. >> why are they denying knowing about something that they were briefed on, exactly when the american people want to know how did it happen? >> the new pressure coming on the heels of a five page letter addressed to congressman darrell issa and other republicans, attorney general holder sent the letter friday reiterating he's been honest about the program all along. more on that in a moment.

you may recall how all of this got started. they set up a sting operation hoping tracking the assault weapons to some of mexican's notorious bosses, but some of the u.s. government guns put in the hands of criminals were discovered by agents after the shooting death of u.s. border patrol agent brian terry. his murder bringing it all into the national spotlight. our steve centanni in the news room. what have you learned about the new subpoenas? >> the new subpoenas will seek to see how high up the chain of command this originated. the idea was to keep track of a shipment of drugs in the mexican drug wars. enstead the feds lost track of the guns and darrell issa believe the feds purposely stopped tracing the guns. >> the justice department oversaw a program that let weapons walk into the hands of the worst of the worst drug cartels. we now have enough information

to know they did it deliberately, with knowledge of who was receiving it and now we want to know more about who authorized it and why. >> now, a group of arizona sheriffs is calling for the ouster of attorney general eric holder. >> nobody's above the law. eric holder is not above the law, president barack obama is not above the law. we don't have a king here and we need these people held accountable. >> well, the sheriffs also want a special counsel appointed to investigate, harris. >> harris: the attorney general's name in this throughout the entire thing and we know about the letter that he sent. what other response have we heard from him? >> right, well, he sends the letter of course, a scathing statement about this whole situation and that was friday. he said he told the truth in may when he informed congress that he only heard about the program for the first time a few weeks earlier. and he took particular issue with the allegation that federal agents were, quote, accessories to murder. holder says such irresponsible and inflammatory rhetoric must be repudiated in the strongest

possible terms, those who serve in the ranks of law enforcement don't deserve the disrespect being heaped on them by those who would seek political advantage and holder says earlier memos mention no problem with the program, so, it doesn't come to his attention, harris. >> harris: and steve, there is more to this. thank you very much for your reporting, also tonight we're learning the feds traced some of the fast and furious guns to what they're calling the most trafficking organization in the world. police in mexico reportedly uncovering the cartel leaders own personal arsenal in cue dad jar rez. it was behind a wall of mirrors in a basement gym. stupid for a special hannity, they continue their investigation at 9 p.m. eastern only on fox.

president obama's plan to put americans back to work, getting a test drive in congress this week. the senate expected to vote on moving forward with debates on the 450 billion dollar jobs bill. the president spent the weekend talking up his proposal ap republican opposing the plan mainly because it raises taxes on the rich. with just over a year before the election, unemployment is still above 9%. the president's plan would cut payroll taxes, extend unemployment benefits and help pay for teachers, police and firefighters. it also touts to prohibit employers from discriminating against applicants who don't have a job. hundreds of occupy wall street demonstrators marching through lower manhattan, again today. speaking out against what they call corporate greed, an and growing gap between the rich and poor. the demonstrations now receiving food and medical supplies and even clothing from across the nations. the nearly four week old protest began in lower manhattan has spread to other cities.

as the protests grow, stirring strong responses from washington. g.o.p. presidential candidate herman cain calling it anti-american and accuses of unions of playing a big role. >> we know that the unions and certain union related organizations have been behind these protests that have gone on on wall street and other parts around the country. it's coordinated to create a distraction so people won't focus on the failed policies of this administration. >> harris: majority house leader eric cantor was just as blunt, growing mobs, criticisms of demonstrations not sitting well with some people across the political aisle. on abc's this week, house leader nancy pelosi said republicans did not object to the tea party organization when it spread. i didn't hear him protesting when the tea party and spritting on mels of the capitol and he and his colleagues putting signs in the window encouraging them.

>> harris: she says she agrees with protesters who says that most of america is not getting a fair shake from financial and political establishment. new details on a story we first brought you, the wall street bleach brawl. we know why two women, why they attacked each other in a fight that shut down the entire store and sent people to the hospital. did i mention they were throwing bleach at each other. new and deadly riots in egypt after an attack on a christian church and the violent clashes now spreading. and after months of deadly fighting, a possible end in sight in one of the last big battles, for libya. it's all going down in dictator muammar gaddafi's hometown. a live report from tripoli when fox reports. [ female announcer ] so you think your kids are getting enough vegetables? yeah, maybe not. v8 v-fusion juice gives them a full serving of vegetables

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streets of cairo, thousands of people battling each other with even pavement to throw. the fight with christians protesting attacks on a church and egyptian security forces and the riot spreading now to tahrir square. that was the seat of the spring protests earlier this year. fighting far from over in libya, u.s. pilots remain engaged with n.a.t.o. on the skies and on the ground. a bloody battle for the last major city still loyal to muammar gaddafi, his home city. sounds of heavy artillery and massive explosions could be heard across the city today. as intense fighting continues in the city center. our david piper streaming live from tripoli with the latest, david. >> hi there, harris, yes, revolutionaries fight after two days right in the middle of the town center of sirte

and they're battling around tahrir square and they're holding the hotel there and the palace, the major strong holds they still have at this time. earlier today, seems they made a break through the rebels did, when they took the convention center. now, this was a command and control base for gaddafi followers in sirte. after taking that seems to have control of large parts of the city at this time. there is still, of course, concerns about the civilians still trapped and maybe many thousands of them still in the city. we understand that they're still pouring out of the place at the time and there is concerns that there may be some violence against them from the revolutionary forces, but they do actually deny this at this time. and libya's national transitional authority is saying that once sirte, is, as they say, liberated, they can declare the country free and they'll then push on towards

free elections and also, rebuilding this country. but, it he same time, there is one other strong hold, and this is landlocked deep in the desert and they say it's inconsequential for the future of the country aen they will take that once they move forces there, it has been a very tough nut to crack for the men there because of the high terrain and also, the powerful weapons, gaddafi followers, have been firing at them. as for muammar gadty, no one really knows where he is. he actually came up on syrian based tv the past few days calling on the libyan people to rise up and defeat what he described as the n.a.t.o. collaborators, but here in tripoli there hasn't been any incidents for over a month and they're really just waiting now for sirte to be liberated, back to you, harris. >> david piper reporting tonight from libya. tough talk from syria, warning the world not to recognize the

umbrella counsel formed by government opposition. syrian foreign minister didn't say what they would do in response, but hinted at possible attacks of foreign embassy. and they were made of prominent rebel leaders, as a challenger to assad's rule, uprising began in march amid anti-government protests across the arab world as remembered and nearly 3000 people were killed as the syrian military continues its crackdown on the protests. >> well, what looked like a green investment, is turning into a black eye. reaction tonight to white house e-mails that cost a new light on a scandal involving a failed solar panel, solyndra and more than half a billion dollars of your tax money and a dramatic convenience store shootout caught on camera. see how the clerk fought back with a little fire power of his own.

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>> a vicious, vile reign of terror has come to an end. in oregon following the discovery of fugitives and a body in the car. the body could be that of one of the victims in a brutal crime. this couple now in police custody in connection with the case. it's been a month since anyone's seen this man's father missing since officers found his wife tied and stabbed to death. police waiting for an autopsy confirming the identity and linking the couple to the murder of a teenager. found that 19-year-old shot in the head and chest multiple times. a store clerk who found

himself in the line of fire, firing back during a robbery caught on camera. watch, it's a stickup in progress. as the gas station in houston is under siege. you clearly see the robbers lung across the counter at the clerk, brandishing guns as the video switches to an overhead view and one of the thugs opens fire and hits the clerk in the leg and the partner jumps over-the-counter and ransacks it. keep an eye on the clerk, hiding to the right and manages to grab a gun and police say he shot back, hitting a suspect. and that guy took off and air force say they nabbed him bleeding at a nearby home and police saying at least seven rounds were fired inside that store by the time the texas shootout came to an end. two other suspects still on the loose, wow! well, surveillance cameras like that, as you might imagine, are a important tool for police. what if officers can tap into public and private cameras in

real-time to follow you around? not everybody is comfortable with that idea, where a new system is coming online in atlanta, fox's elizabeth joining us now. >> hi, harris, these video integrated systems are more widespread. atlanta is joining rangers of other big cities like chicago, new york and boston building the video integration hubs and feeds, both public and private can come into a room full of mon,000 and in some cases, law enforce has access to thousands of cameras at any given moment. they have the ability to patrol multiple locations simultaneously and an alert to the officer on duty when suspicious activity takes place, a gunshot sound or an unattended package. >> so, think about this, the value of having now all of these cameras in one stem being integrated by the police department. they almost immediately can identify the suspect, the vehicle description, and

quickly get that information out to the officers that are responding to the scene. >> now, some privacy advocates say this is too much big brother and a.c.l.u. says it's an invasion of privacy when they're watching your daily trends and activities and spoke with jay stanley from the a.c.l.u. and gave this statement. in america, we don't allow the authorities to watch over everything we do, just in case we might do something wrong. that once against our nation's oldest tradition of privacy. the government isn't supposed to look over your shoulder unless it has specific information that you're involved in wrongdoing. and stanley went on to say he doesn't have proof that these cameras are effective, however, local authorities will adamantly disagree, harris, back to you. >> harris: thank you very much. we're learning more about the bizarre wal-mart bleach fight that sent 19 to the hospital and required a hazmat.

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top of the news. new efforts to find a baby missing in missouri now for five days, ten month old lisa irwin's aunt spearheading a move to hand out thousands of flyers to nascar fans at the kansas speedway, hoping someone will recognize the baby and help bring her home. lisa's parents saying she was snatched from her crib monday night into tuesday and investigators say so far they have no solid leads. german and french leaders saying they reached the deal to strengthen europe's bank and the plan expect today save europe from the brink of bankruptcy. and the proposal was discussed mopping other european leaders. actress zsa zsa gabor's husband, it treated at the hospital and says she's treated for an infection, doing better than yesterday. gabor 94 years old, rushed to the hospital when a tube in her stomach came loose and led to bleeding. the surge r i is expect today reattach at that tube.

well, new concerns tonight over the growing solyndra scandal. that's the solar energy company that got a half billion dollar loan guarantee from the energy department and then went bankrupt and house chair darrell issa is woirtd that it may point to a pattern of similar investments. we'll hear from him. but let's look how solyndra and the scandal unfolded. march of 2009 the energy department announcing solyndra will receive 535 million dollars, loan guarantee. president obama visits solyndra and calls it a symbol of progress. six months later. solyndra announces layoffs. nearly 180 full and part-time employees let go. february of this year, the house launches an investigation into the energy department stimulus funding, the focus, solyndra's loan guarantee. august, 2011 solyndra shuts its doors and announces it's filing for chapter 11

bankruptcy and raising serious questions why slolyndra got the taxpayer funded program in the first place. >> reporter: it isn't the loan itself according to darrell issa, the big problem someone sub bort nated the process to get the loan, he wants to know who did it, how they did it and make sure they don't do it again. >> how they pick winners or losers, remember, this was a 500 million dollar ear mark effectively by political eye pointees. something you hear about with the congress, don't always hear about with the president. my committee and my circumstances and energy in commerce is doing a good job. my jurisdiction is how to figure out how it doesn't happen again. >> president obama insists his administration did homework on solyndra he concedes that giving them 535 million dollars is in some ways just a

big bet. >> and you know, the nature of these programs are going to be ones in which for every success, there may be one that does not work out as well. but that's exactly what the loan guarantee program was designed by congress to do, that was to take bets on that's areas we need to make sure we're maintaining our lead. >> and congressman issa says something he's realized, a pattern of this some type of investment. so solyndra may not be an isolated ins incidence. >> harris: peter doocy, thank you very much. a car bursts into flames and a stranger running to danger and saving that man's life. ohio, the inferno just a few feet away from robert donnell's front door. and his wife making this

frantic 911 call just moments after the crash. >> he can't get out. they're coming, they're coming. >> oh, god. >> roberts saying his main focus keeping the driver from burning alive. >> grabbed the garden hose and ran out here and started putting the fire out the best i could. i got it down, but couldn't get the guy out of the vehicle. >> two police officers also rushing to help. one of them using his baton to bus through a window and all three men pulling that driver to safety. police saying alcohol likely a factor in the crash. >> colorado, denver, getting a taste of winter in the fall. and the early snow already causing chaos on the roads. a bus and a mini-van colliding and creating a domino effect. >> and cars are following ooch other too closely, they couldn't stop in time. >> the ten car pileup sending one driver to the hospital and at least five people hurt, but no serious injury.

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>> so you're sitting at work, in a hurry, but hungry so you hit the vending machine, candies, cookies, treats that might not be great for your waistline, a company in california working to change

that by stocking fruits, vegetables, yogurt and soy milk. casey stegall the healthiest guy i know joining us from los angeles. >> i won't speak for you, but for me, guilty as charged. we've been reaching for change trying to get something to satisfy the case of the munchies, let's face it the options in most venting machines don't leave much to be desired, especially for someone who is trying to watch what they eat. what if you had hell snack options at the touch of a button. humus, carrot sticks? you're looking a the future of vending machines, ones that have refrigerated rows to maintain perishable foods and provide customers healthy alternatives, one company rolled out 600 nationwide with more on the way. >> it's not that we don't want

them to peck junk food. but the fact that they have a healthier all tiff they're more likely to make healthier choices. >> really, this is about the kids so there's a huge push to get the machines in schools, and in front of more young people. especially when you consider about 17% or 12 1/2 million children between the ages of two and 19 are considered obese. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, childhood obesity rates have almost tripled since 1980 and many believe fixing the problem starts with educati education. >> we're trying it teach them how to take care of themselves socially, emotionally and physically as well. we have a great athletic program here, for example, and health and wellness is one of the cornerstones. >> reporter: the c.d.c. estimates more than half of high schools and middle schools in this country continue selling sugary sodas

and junk food and many are calling for widespread reform as you know, harris. there's a rumor floating around that we may get one of these vending machines in the west coast news rooms and if we do i'll be sure to send some humus your way, harris. >> harris: i appreciate everyone looking out for me, do they make chocolate chip humus? that's what i need. >> well, i don't know if that goes. >> harris: thank you, casey. obesity on the mind of our first lady, first lady michelle obama trying to get into the record books, hoping to lead some 20,000 people from around the world to doing one minute of continuous jumping jacks. the white house saying she's attempting to break the guinness world record for the most people doing that exercise in a 24 hours period and scheduled for tuesday on the south lawn and the first attempt in the first lady's attempt to convince children that exercise is fun. an important message from the pope. and a shark making a home at a

golf course, as we go rnd a the world in 80 seconds. italy. ♪ >> pope benedict xvi denouncing the mafia in southern italy. the pope making the comments while celebrating an open air mass urging people there to care for each other and for the common good. about 40,000 people turning out to see the pontiff in his first visit to the region. israel, prime minister benjamin netanyahu condemning vandalism against religious sites, saying that the graffiti scrawled on two cemeteries, one muslim, one christian will not be tolerated and a molotov cocktail thrown at a synagogue. no one was hurt. new zealand, prime minister john keefe flying over the stranded container ship. he wants to know why it happened. the ship hit a reef last week

and has been sitting there since. australia, how is this for a golf hazard? sharks living in a golf course lake. about a half a dozen of them washed into the lake from a nearby river during heavy flooding and they're here to stay. even breeding. a groundsman saying he doesn't mind the predators so much reminding golfers don't get too close. that's a fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> former beatle paul mccartney married again and he and american waving to smiling fans outside the london town hall where they exchanged vows and held the same police where he wed his first wife linda in 1969. few details revealed, but a small group of family and friends present and the newlyweds headed to the mack cartney home for the reception. ringo starr the only other surviving member. today would have been john lennon's 71st birthday.

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>> teenagers in california looking for the perfect tan will have to get it the old-fashioned way. california the first state to make it illegal for anybody under the age 18 to use a tanning bed. doctors say excessive tanning use may cause problems. while on this sunday, many people attend church services and may know congregations around the nation often meet every weekend in empty government buildings like schools, turning them into houses of worship. a controversy now brewing over whether that's a collision of church and state. in new york, lauren green reports how one city is pitting church against court. and could head to the supreme court. >>. >> reporter: public faith and schools to worship. growing congregation using schools as makeshift churches. >> we like being here in the school, but we don't want to

stay here, we want our own building. >> they may soon be forced out. department of education has been fining the courts for almost a decades to uphold its policy of no worship services held in public schools. after losing the latest legal round, household of faith filed with the u.s. supreme court. >> religious groups and worship services should not be discrim natted against simply because they're religious, should be allowed to meet on the same terms and conditions than anybody else. >> in a statement the department is quite concerned having any school in this diversed city identified with any particular religious belief or practice. >> because this school is an available essentially only on sundays, it means christians could get the benefit of a rental, but jews, muslims, 7th day adventist, deeply religious people all of them, could not. so it is a way of helping one religion that's really not available to others.

>> and to rent out space when schools are closed, but it's one of the handful of cities nationwide that prohibit worship services. advocates say it's only fair. christians say they're being targeted. it's a perfect and excellent tool to marginlize christians and make them ineffective and have no voice as a society. >> the church should know by thanksgiving whether or not the u.s. supreme court will hear the case. if the highest court in the land rejects it, it means the church will have to stop having services here by the first of the year. in new york, lauren green, fox news. >> harris: well, it's day five and wrapping up in the search for a missing missouri baby. where is little lisa irwin? we will recap fox top story. and one day after a long time nfl team owner dies, the oakland raiders take the field and honor the life of al davis. [ male announcer ] cranberry juice? wake up!

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call "star," "star," n-f-l to download it now. only from verizon. >> ♪ . >> harris: doesn't that bring back memories from a long, long time ago. synonymous with the glory days of the oakland raiders football team. we reported on fox report last night, the owner of the team, al davis died yesterday and the teen taking the field earlier today and his motto, just win, baby. and that's what they did, defeated houston. the man dramatic of the hour and peter is here to give us the details. >> this one they were big underdogs, on the road in houston and a good team in the afc south and losing early. so behind three 50 yard field

goals, from a player, a kicker that al davis drafted in the first round and got criticized for everyone for. they win the game and that's coach hugh jackson hired by al davis and he came down to his knees and crying offer the win and sentimental that they're playing with the letters a-l, al on the back of the helmets. a great tribute to al davis. >> harris: how about that? nlcs game one today, i don't know if it's a shocker the brewers won, but a lot of scoring in the baseball game. >> yeah, the brewers won 9-6 in this one and a lot of bad blood between them. they're national league central rivals, they played 18 times this year, and split 9-9 and don't like each other, and 9-6 within behind home runs and big stars ryan braun and prince fielder jo so my black br i-in the middle of fox report starts blowing up people hitting with me, tiger woods standing over a putt at

7th green, at fries.com open and a dude charges at him with a hot dog. >> he threw a hot dog at him. the strangest moment, about to putt-- >> is he wiping it away? that's a different picture. >> and come from forward and yelled tiger and throws a hot dog, could have been a chili dog, but it was just a hot dog, doesn't hit tiger and end of the round minus three. >> harris: he did okay. >> that was the highlight of the day. >> harris: i want to make it clear, that was not a picture of him weeping away a hot dog, that's a file photo. >> please send it, i haven't seen it yet. >> harris: peter great to see you. 45,000 runners hitting the streets of chi town for the marathon. the men's winner from kenya, the all time course. >> and the woman's women is from russia ap sadly a

35-year-old man died after collapsing. the search for a missing baby goes on day five and they'll resume tomorrow. lisa irwin getting out about her disappearance and thousands of nascar fans, hoping they might know something and the baby's parents are offering any cooperation they can. and ten month old lisa last seen in her crib at the kansas city home. and top justice officials, about to get set with a new round of subpoenas. what exactly eric holder knew and when he knew about about the fast and furious operation. fast and furious the federal government's botched sting operation connected to the murder of a u.s. border patrol agent. on this day in 1888, the washington monument opened its doors to the public for the very first time. now, as you know, it's currently under repair after it was damaged in an earthquake in august this year. at 550 feet tall it was built

to honor the first president of the united states. but it took 40 years to get those doors to come open. money worries, the pace of construction and civil war all playing a part of slowing things down. for about 25 years, it stood unfinished and was almost abandoned at one point. until then president grant ordered construction to resume. years later, when it was finally finished it stood at that time as the world's tallest building, of course that's not the case now. 123 years ago today, an obelisk opened to visitors. >> harris: i'm harris falkner, my sunday night just getting started and i'll see you the half hour during huckabee, and by the way, huckabee starts right now. have a good week. ♪